Which city is pictured below?

if it wasn't for the cathedral I wouldn't have known its so iconic .I have been there and didn't know it was built in little square like buildings.

Weird. It looks like an archaeological site.

At first I wasn’t sure, but then I saw La Sagrada Familia and then knew exactly where this is. The No. 1 thing on my bucket list is to go to Barcelona and see all of Gaudí’s beautiful architecture.

luckycatfay, me too!

Have travelled Europe it's #1 FULL of everything! Loads of places to experience

Thistle, as I recall, Joseph Campbell pointed out that originally churches or cathedrals were the tallest buildings in any town, then government centers, like palaces, and now commercial centers, like office buildings. Basically it was always about who had the most power.

WalksBySelf, it will be, eventually.

luckycatfay, my guess is that no building should be taller than the church, in those days.

luckycatfay, the city was built around the cathedral.

The city certainly has a unique layout. I've never seen anything like it before. Amazing.

The name of the Carthaginian is incorrect, as the correct one is Hannibal.

The most beautiful city in Europe

Bad picture - very difficult to see much of anything on a phone screen so I had no idea where it was. I got it right only because it didn't seem like the other 3 cities.

La Sagrada Familia is finished!

luckycatfay, every day is a school day